Browsing: Computing Security

A fraudulent WatchGuard download website stole VPN login details while supplying the authentic installation package, experts have claimed.

Rental cars used by the Norwegian army during an exercise in Oslo filmed soldiers and stored the recordings inside the vehicles without anyone noticing, reportts have claimed.

Imagine this: You’re a journalist. You get to work, log into your computer, and go about your daily activities. While browsing the internet, you see an ad for earbuds. You don’t click the ad, you don’t even view it with interest. You just get it served, much like any other ad on the internet, and…

Halloween is just around the corner, and cybercriminals are making use of it to give Windows users a good scare (and then some!) – ater all, few things strike fear into the hearts of Windows users quite like the infamous Blue Screen of Death (BSOD), and a newly analyzed malware strain is turning that nightmare…

Data held by the Danish national population registry was allegedly protected by a very strong, very difficult-to-crack password: 123456.

Microsoft has finally fixed one of the easiest ways for attackers to bypass its account requirements when installing Windows 11, but it’s bad news for anybody who didn’t want to sign in with – or create – a Microsoft account during setup.

In a particularly brazen hack, threat actors were seen targeting the servers that businesses use as backups in case of a cyberattack.

Ahold Delhaize has suffered a cyberattack that forced it to pull parts of its IT network offline.

New research into the challenges facing cybersecurity professionals has revealed the naked truth: that humans are considered the main challenge to security.

A newly formed cybercrime group calling itself BYOD says it has stolen and published personal data belonging to 3,615 Trump Mobile customers, the latest setback for the Trump-branded wireless venture and its gold-colored T1 smartphone.